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This is really big news. Waiting to see some more details. Apparently nothing changes if you decide to take in-app payments but you will be able to take payment
by rlalwani 5y ago
This is really big news. Waiting to see some more details. Apparently nothing changes if you decide to take in-app payments but you will be able to take payments outside App Store and avoid the 30% cut Apple takes.
- etaioinshrdlu 5y agoNot exactly. Developers were free to take outside payments for apps. Developers were forbidden from linking or talking about this from within the app. On their on website was OK. This change lets developers tell their customer about outside payments from within the app. From what I gather, apps are still required to accept Apple Pay if they offer any type of in-app purchase. And apps that do not work without an outside-app purchase are still rejected as well.
- n0w 5y agoBased on the news release from Apple it looks like developers still aren't allowed to link to this from inside the app. It only allows for out of app communications (like email)?
- pritambaral 5y ago> It only allows for out of app communications (like email)? That's not new.
- ElFitz 5y ago> And apps that do not work without an outside-app purchase are still rejected as well. Apps such as Netflix & Spotify?
- croes 5y agoSure, because the rules are the same for all. No wait, only for those that Apple does not necessarily want to have in its App Store.
- viktorcode 5y agoSame rules for all developers; not same rules for all kinds of apps. Those may have different criteria.
- ElFitz 5y agoHey then? Or any B2B SaaS’ app, for that matter?
- joering2 5y agoThis and another news they will allow more different pricing points, up to 500 from 100. I wonder if some PR/research team at Apple woke up one day and finally realize the outcry re scan of iPhone in iOS 15 may actually hurt the brand longterm.